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The Clark Centre for the Arts hosts rotating gallery exhibitions featuring diverse contemporary artists working in photography, installation, painting and other visual media, along with summer art courses and workshops for children and adults.
Apply for a fully-funded three-week residency at Art Omi in Ghent, New York, plus a $500 stipend.
Submit a CV + portfolio (5-10 selected works/projects in a single PDF, max 15 pages, under 10 MB) and a cover letter or introduction video (2 pages or under 5 minutes) describing your planned project and how this residency could benefit your artistic journey.
Public art projects, including murals and community-focused installations, that tell stories and spark conversation across Canadian cities.
An Instagram-based visual conversation exploring location, place, collective memory, and social justice, featuring two artists—one based in the Bronx and one in Athens—responding to contemporary events and their local contexts.
A cross-cultural dialogue exploring topology and misconceptions through social and cultural awareness.
A virtual residency program featuring artist Sofia Dona working with site-specific installations, videos, and sound works that reveal social, political, and economic conditions affecting specific places.
A two-week residency for established visual artists of different generations to reflect on their artistic practices and career contexts.
Artists propose residency projects utilizing vA!'s equipped studios for sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, and related visual arts practices.
A cross-cultural dialogue exploring themes of freedom, identity, nation states, and Black pride through the perspectives of three featured artists and fellows.
A one-month virtual residency pairing a curator with two visual artists (one in Greece, one in the Bronx) to create daily Instagram conversations exploring community connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Artists and creative practitioners from different disciplines are invited to propose durational residencies involving research, development, and artistic practice in Lebanon and the region, with encouraged public engagement components.
A residency exploring the relationship between architecture and institutions through the creation of surtout de tables, examining how architectural design reflects and shapes social, historical, and organizational dynamics within institutional communities.
Artists working in contemporary dance and physical theatre are invited to apply for residencies at Studio ALTA in Prague.
A cybernetics-focused residency exploring conceptual and technological interfaces between biological, artificial, and indigenous notions of intelligence through a transspecies computer project inspired by Stafford Beer's 1960s biological computing experiments.
Artist-in-residence fellowship for an interdisciplinary media artist to conduct research on the supernormal stimulus and its effects on human behavior, art, and art education.
Groups of writers from different countries are invited to apply for a free residency at a rural cultural centre in Norway to collaborate and contribute to the regional cultural scene.
The residency features speculative design research exploring the implications of downsizing the human species to 50 centimeters in response to resource constraints.
A residency exploring photography's role in reconstructing the past and the mechanisms that create historical narratives in relation to memory, both personal and collective.
Submit an application for a year-round residency in Fujikawaguchiko, Japan for artists and designers across multiple disciplines.